Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-29
HERE AND THERE,
A rabid dog was killed in the city,
Wednesday.


Clarence Anderson's Tuesday even
ing, in honor Of Misses Sadie Wool
fork and Mamie Barnes.
Quarterly court has been in session
this week, as il is always held on the
last Monday in July instead of the
first Monday in August.
SAVE MONEY by buying your books
Of the alone Library Association"
at WHOLESALE PRICES. For particu-
lars apply to w. E. Shaw, at the Bur-
brigde House.
Esq. Tinsley made speech at the
Court house Monday, after Mr.. Young
had spoken aud was replied TO by
Mr.. Il. w. Henry, who was in turn
answered by Mr.. A, II. Clark.
E. Grey Lewis Is now LIST Lienlen-
ant aud commanding officer, and
Jouett Henry 2nd Lieutenant of the
Latham Light Guards. A captain
will be elected shortly. A number of
new members are being added to the
company.
Sneak thieves entered Col. A. II.
Clark's house Tuesday afternoon
while the ladies of the family were
asleep and stolc Mrs. Clark's purse,
revolver and a gold breast-pin. The
thieves have not yet been appre-
hended.
A picnic was held at Jennings
Cave Tuesday night last. Good
music was furnished aud everything
passed off very pleasantly. This Cave
is becoming a very popular resort for
pic-nickers during the hot months.
The stock holders of the II. N. & G.
Turnpike Co. are requested TO meet
at the office OF the Secretary and
Treasurer, Monday August LIST, 1887,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Business of i'm
portance. THos. w. LONG,
81 Secty. and Treas.
New additions are being made ev-
cry day TO our list, yet we have room
for others, and II you are not a sub
scrlber, we would be glad to furnish
you with the news. So come around
and invest couple Of dollars where
you will get the most benefit.
There is nothing that recommends
a first class business house so much as
neat, we'll printed job work, and as
we are especially prepared for the
best work and make II a speciality, we
would like to serve you, SO when you
are in need of any thing in the print
ing line bring it around.
Rev. j. U. Spurlin is holding
protracted meeting at the Chalybeate
Spring north of town. Services are
held at ii a. m. and S p. m. Next
Sunday there win be an all-day meet
ing and the public is invited to come
aud bring dinner. The road from
here has recently been put in good
condition and an arbor erected at the
Spring, to hold services under.
An excursion train will be run out
to the chaly beate springs, three miles
north on the l.. q N. Railroad, on
next Sunday morning at 8 80 o'clock,
and return at 5:25 in the afternoon.
A basket meeting will be held on the
same day. A good opportunity TO
get the benefit of the water, and to
enjoy the nice shade adjacent.
Round trip % cents.
An ice-cream social was given at
Mr.. L. M. Edmundson's last night.
The building was brilliantly illumi-
mated, and the local orchestra render
cd the music. The event was tender
ed by Misses Narsissus and Mary
Edmundson to their charming guests,
Misses Addie Thacker and Addie
Cummings, Of Lyon county. The
evening was pleasant and enjoyable
one.
Aug. &. Reichert, the jeweler, will
commence to close out his entire stock
of Watches, Clocks, silverware aud
Jewelry at auction, to-day and con-
tinue until he closes out his entire
stock. A rare opportunity is offered
to persons needing anything in his
line as bargains will be given and all
goods will go at auction prices. See
what Mr.. Reichert says in advertise
ment elsewhere.
In this issue Will be found an ad-
vertisement of the Fairview Roller
Mill, which has just been completed
and is now running. This mill is
very large and commodious and has
all the modern Improvements and
will supply long felt want in that
section of county. Mr.. B. w. Hum
piiFsy the proprietor viii keep con-
stantly on hand, flour, meal and feed,
for sale and will do a.general milling
business.
Having examined the plan of the
Home Library Association, feel i'm
pressed with the great merit Of it,
and cordially commend it to the notice
Of every intelligent citizen. It pro-
poses for very moderate fee to fur
nish to those becoming members of
the association any desired book at
fret cost that Is on the market. This
will enable many to readily supply
themselves with the best Of books at
a saving Of 80 to Co.'S. The present.
alive volume accompanying the
membership certificate Is alone worth
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